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$4.19 Domains at GoDaddy!

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Due to concern from various people that posting this will make godaddy remove the $4.19 pricing, which I completly agree with now that I think about it, I've removed this.
 
And so they did :(
 
Oh well. That is why I use Moniker. If GD comes around with an amazing deal I will pick up names there and just transfer after the 60 days period is up.
 
Yeah, it's too bad, I think min price is $6.19 now, which isn't bad.
 
Godaddy's "minimum 3 month" policy has come into effect. :-D
 
edder said:
Godaddy's "minimum 3 month" policy has come into effect. :-D

ICANN is 60 days correct? So 90 days is a GoDaddy policy?
 
jdk said:
ICANN is 60 days correct? So 90 days is a GoDaddy policy?
The SMTP promo is now 3 months minimum.
 
Thanks for the clarification. This doesn't apply to those who received the name before they changed it does it?
 
I'm pretty sure they wouldn't attempt that. I always cancelled it immediately anyways.
 
Thanks for the input. Oh well, they are sure to have something else in the future.
 
jdk said:
Thanks for the clarification. This doesn't apply to those who received the name before they changed it does it?
You signed up for 1 month I can't see how they could change the terms to 3 months on the ones aleady purchased.....wondering though if those that don't cancel or turn off autorenew would get charged for 3 months after the first months up as the program has changed to a min. of 3 months?? Well if so we'll hear about it soon enough :veryangry

jim
 
They probably lost a lot of money off this, considering verisign charges $6 per domain to registrars.
 
I am sure they lose money on all of their promotions. They make their money from all the additional services they offer.
 
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They invested that money to reach this position, IMO
 
Godaddy is in the lead by quite a bit. What to the bottom numbers represent (0, 500000, 10000000)?
 
Just proves you are just a number at GoDaddy. I use them, but not as my primary registrar anymore.
 
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They invested that money to reach this position, IMO

Great chart!
 
if you use the reg. coupons you should save a couple anyway... I never saw domains at godaddy.com for 4.19$ though, usually around 6-7$....
 
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